The Best Way to Make Farmhouse Signs With Vinyl Stencils
by
Jenni Ingram
(IC: blogger)
3 Materials
$25
30 Minutes
Easy
I've had some fun with sign making lately. They are easy projects and make fantastic DIY gifts. I want to share my tips for using vinyl stencils to create a beautiful farmhouse sign.
A friend of mine salvaged a console table - its wood planks with a metal edge. I just couldn't figure out how to make it into a table again, so it's now a "BAKERY" sign hanging in my kitchen!
Another friend has this super cool vinyl machine, and can make anything with a few clicks of a mouse (of course on my end it seems that simple). I had her make this vinyl stencil in a custom size to fit the table top.
Then you stick it on, and paint it! My full blog post has the antique paint color I used and tools I used to make it dry quickly.
Peel back the vinyl. I was super impressed with how clean the lines were. The fact that this is a sticker and not just a plastic stencil was super helpful to keeping those lines nice and crisp.
Use a razor blade to get the little middle pieces up.
Distress it just a bit to give it an aged look.
LOVE it! A quick and easy project that adds farmhouse character to my kitchen's eating area.
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Thanks for stopping by! Click on the link before to see a video and how I made a laundry sign from a old wooden ironing board using the same techniques!
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Suggested materials:
- Reclaimed wood
- Paint
- Vinyl sticker
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
Published June 18th, 2017 8:43 AM
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